The Outlander

I don't remember where I first found this, but it looks pretty cool:



And it has been made by the creator of "Lord of the ring"! Can't wait to see it!

In Norway 709 some idiot landed in a village with laser wepons and got his ass handed to him by medieval bitches and then proceded too fighting a dragon with medieval wepons when he had laser wepons. Stupid.

... I'd like to have the opinion of someone who actually saw it.

The trailers are meant to pull you in Obie, not push you away.

it didnt push me away? the trailer was pretty good actually Blaze

Wasnt to me, it explained too much, showed too much, and was too crappy.

Blaze, you really know how to saw a movie ^^.

he just have a shitload of prejudices as usual

Stop crying 0blivion, your the one who always says not to care what anyone else thinks.

I expected a reply like that from you.

I'm giving the advice "don't care about what the other think of you" to those who easily get angry or sad.
But, I'm naturally not so emotional, so I analyze everything people and analyze it and decide to give an answer or not. I decided to tell you "you have a shitload of prejudices as usual" to make you realize it and so, in the future, you might try to prevent yourself from having any prejudices.

Analyze the analyze? Uhm >.>

0blivion, i knew you were gonna pull out the 'Confusing Shit Card' and confuse the shit out of me. And i was only posting what i thought of it, like you said 0bie, you can post anything you want here.

Stop argueing, this is about movies/previews of movies. Take your bullshit to the anger core. Thank you, please come again. :3

I can't see the preview from where I am right now, but I hope its good because I just LOVE LOTR. =D

It's not LOTR.... It's fucking norway. Norway was once part of sweden, but they fucking took independence.

yeah, but both movie have been made by the same guy, have u realized that Vick?

Ummm no, Sweden was part of Norway as Scandanavia. . . .

Blaze, you live in England, it's pretty clear that you dont know anything about our history.

Sweden and Norway

Main articles: Union between Sweden and Norway; Convention of Moss

On January 14, 1814, at the Treaty of Kiel, The king of Denmark-Norway ceded Norway to the king of Sweden. The terms of the treaty provoked widespread opposition in Norway. The Norwegian vice-roy and heir to the throne of Denmark-Norway, Christian Frederik took the lead in a national uprising, assumed the title of regent, and convened a constitutional assembly at Eidsvoll. On May 17, 1814 the Constitution of Norway was signed by the assembly, and Christian Frederik was elected as king of independent Norway.

The Swedish king rejected the premise of an independent Norway and launched a military campaign on 27 July 1814 with an attack on the Hvaler islands and the city of Fredrikstad. The Swedish army was superior in numbers, was better equipped and trained, and was led by one of Napoleon's foremost generals, the newly elected Swedish crown prince, Jean Baptiste Bernadotte. Battles were short and decisively won by the Swedes. Armistice negotiations concluded on August 14, 1814.

In the peace negotiations, Christian Frederik agreed to relinquish claims to the Norwegian crown and return to Denmark if Sweden would accept the democratic Norwegian constitution and a loose personal union. On November 4, 1814 the Norwegian Parliament adopted the constitutional amendments required to enter a union with Sweden, and elected king Charles XIII as king of Norway.

Following growing dissatisfaction with the union in Norway, the parliament unanimously declared its dissolution on June 7, 1905. This unilateral action met with Swedish threats of war. A plebiscite on August 13 confirmed the parliamentary decision by a majority of 368,208 to 184. Negotiations in Karlstad led to agreement with Sweden on September 23 and mutual demobilization. Both parliaments revoked the Act of Union October 16, and the deposed king Oscar II of Sweden renounced his claim to the Norwegian throne and recognized Norway as an independent kingdom on October 26. The Norwegian parliament offered the vacant throne to Prince Carl of Denmark, who accepted after another plebiscite had confirmed the monarchy. He arrived in Norway on November 25, 1905, taking the name Haakon VII.

ok, I'm not even gonna read that, it's too long. Did someone watch that movie?

So where you get that from Vick? Wikipedia? Well guess what, most websites, and that includes Wikipedia, are articles made by random people. Anyone can edit those, and also 0blivion, is it even out yet?

Blaze, I doubt that the people that take their time to edit the History entries in Wikipedia are 13-year-old idiots who play StarCraft all day long and who have nothing better to do than to try and ruin an entry. Now consider me cruel but I know a false information when I see it. You can tell, per example, by how it's spelt and the quantity of information given.

Ah, and I believe you can fish the good information from about 15 history manuals. If they say the same thing it's most likely that it's true information.

Sorry, but im too lazy to read it, and why would vikings surrender to big boobed women? And i think were going off topic. Lol.

Someone (I think its Vicktius) told me the movie was out a year ago, but what I can't understand is: how can my movie-obsessed father never looked at it?

Uhhh, cause its not out? And Vick, i just noticed you said 1800's, WE ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT THE 1800's. We are talking about VIKINGS, like in OUTLANDER, the movie we are talking about. The vikings of Norawy OWNED all of Scandanavia, then went to the Americas then to Britain. You obviously are too blind to read.

And still, norway has never counqered us. And thank you kristy, for calling me an idiot.

Uh Norway did conquer you, when they created Scadanavia.